The Sindh government’s important decision to extend the Rangers’ stay in Karachi for one year was taken in a major cabinet meeting chaired by the Sindh Chief Minister. According to provincial sources, the Sindh government has decided to extend the Rangers’ stay in Karachi for one year. This decision was taken in a meeting chaired by the Sindh Chief Minister. It has been decided to extend the powers of the Rangers from December 10 this year to December 9, 2025 next year. The Rangers have special powers under the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997. The Rangers have many important powers, including arresting criminals. The Rangers’ stay in Karachi was earlier increased by 90 days, which has now been increased to one year. It should be noted that the Rangers played an important role in the major operation in Karachi in 2013. While the Rangers conducted several major operations in Karachi against banned organizations, drug dealers, armed wings and groups involved in extortion, in addition to the Lyari gang war. The decision on the duration of the Rangers' stay in Karachi was taken in a major cabinet meeting chaired by the Sindh Chief Minister on Wednesday.
The Sindh government’s important decision to extend the Rangers’ stay in Karachi for one year was taken in a major cabinet meeting chaired by the Sindh Chief Minister. According to provincial sources, the Sindh government has decided to extend the Rangers’ stay in Karachi for one year. This decision was taken in a meeting chaired by the Sindh Chief Minister. It has been decided to extend the powers of the Rangers from December 10 this year to December 9, 2025 next year. The Rangers have special powers under the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997. The Rangers have many important powers, including arresting criminals. The Rangers’ stay in Karachi was earlier increased by 90 days, which has now been increased to one year. It should be noted that the Rangers played an important role in the major operation in Karachi in 2013. While the Rangers conducted several major operations in Karachi against banned organizations, drug dealers, armed wings and groups involved in extortion, in addition to the Lyari gang war. The decision on the duration of the Rangers' stay in Karachi was taken in a major cabinet meeting chaired by the Sindh Chief Minister on Wednesday.